Jiayin Guan

Jiayin Guan is a Doctoral Researcher at Loughborough University's School of Design and Creative Arts, specializing in Inclusive Design and User-Centred approaches to wellbeing and behaviour change. He holds dual degrees in Industrial Design from Tsinghua University (China), completing both a Bachelor's and Master's degree. His research focuses on designing interventions to promote physical activity among older adults, with a particular emphasis on inclusive methodologies and sustainable behavior change.

During his Master's studies, he collaborated on industry-government projects with organizations like P&G, Hisense, and CRRC, gaining practical experience in applying design solutions to real-world challenges. His work bridges academic research with practical implementation, aiming to address the unique needs of aging populations through innovative design strategies.

Key research interests include gerontology, health promotion, and the intersection of technology with aging populations. His publications analyze factors influencing physical activity participation, develop novel intervention models, and explore ageing models for promoting active lifestyles. These studies emphasize both theoretical frameworks and actionable design solutions for policymakers and activity organizers.

While no formal awards or grants are listed, his work contributes to critical areas of public health, aiming to enhance quality of life through design innovations.